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Distinguished Japanese Officials.
CALLING UPON TIE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF


Dfstinguished Japanese Officials.
CALLING UPON TIE PRESIDENT AND sECKETARY OF
STATE.
Aparty ofdistinguished Japanese naval Officers
Vice-Admiral Vtscount Kabayama, Commanders
q. YamamOtO am Hidaka, CHIEF Paymaster Mura.
kami, Lieut. X. keudo. Mr.. Hashiguchi and MIR. Y.
Akaboshi-arrived here yesterday afternoon and
are quartered at the Arlington. The visitors are
commission appointed by The japanese govern
ment TO investigate the navies OF the world, with
view 10 the Improvement OF the japanese navy,
To-day the visitors called upon the secretary Of
State, and were presented to the President by the
Secretary OF State before Cabinet meeting They
will be entertained this evening at the Japanese
legation by Shiro Akabane, the charge daffa1rs
In The absence Of Minister Kukt ON Sunday they
leave for New York. =
Col M. Yamagoutsi, chief OF the imperial guard Of
Japan, and Capt y. Ishty, OF the artillery OF the
japanese army, called upon the Secretary OF War
and Gen. Sheridan yesterday, TO pay their respecta
They came To this country TO attend the interna-
tonal encampment at Chicago, but arrived TOO late
They have since been making tour TO difYerene
parts OF the country. They have been to Fl.
LeavenwOrth, and before returning home will visit
Wnlets Point and sandy Hook.
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NEW NOah.
q Closest Fight in Aibany-s History.

Special Dispatch TO Inn EyENISs srAR.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. lO.-fun Onicili retufns just
filed. Elect Russell, republican, 60 the senate ErpIa
Albany by elgat plurality. The cllsest light In
Albany History.
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Nrw FL.xsE1s AND B1ASKErs.

New FLAxxE1s AND B1ASkErs.
SEATON PERRY.
fSUccesor to PERRY & BROIHER.l
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHRUNK SHAKER A1,NkLS, BOTH PLAIN AID
TwILLED kANoING From +0c. To 81 Pea.
BAL-AEDyALE ALLwooI. DoMEr AND SILK
MAhP FAANNkLS RANGING FROM 25c. To
NEW PLAID, sTKIPED AND PLAIN COLORED
ALIcMOOL FLANNELS FOR LADIES AND Chill
DhEN'S W AR; NEM SKlR ING FLANNELS
WITH WHITE SILK EMBRJlDEhY AT 81 10 e.
PHI Ard. CALItOkNiA, MINNESOTA AND
VII TNEl ALL-WOOL BLANKETS. ALL SIZES
AND QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES
BLANkEIS kANoING FROM az To S5 PER PAIR
NOVELTIES IN COLORtD VIENNA BLANKETS
NEW BED COMFORTS RANGING FROM Sl.25 TO
NEW MARsEuLEs, ALLENDALE AND CROCHET
FIJI. LjNEs Of -BLE2CHEp AND BROWN IRISH
AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS RANGING FROM
40C. TO 81 PER IAI.D
JOHN 5. BROWN SONS IRISH LINEN DAMASK
IABLECL0LHo, ALL WIDTHS AND LENGTHS.
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMASk NAPKINS AND
p IlIES FROM ~ 10 s2O PER DOZEN.
IRISH AND GERMAN HUCK AND DASiASK LINEN
TOWELS FROM 3 so To Sl5 PER DOZEN.
BELGIAN BED LINENS ALL WIDTHS AND QUAIL
s4 WIDE TABLE CANTON AT 75c. AND 81.
ESPECIAL RAkGAIN" IN I0-4 WIDE NEW YORK
MILLS BLEACHED sHEETING AT 25o. PER
ss-ALL DOMEsTICs AT LOWEST QUOTATIONS..
sS-PLAiS FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
1900 fennsyIsania ave, cor. 9th st.
fstaonshed lofO M
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MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov. l0.-A dlnlcJIty occurred
at noon yesterday al horn Lake, MICH, brtNeea
AleA. Woodbridge and Henry Dougtus, Which
suited IA Tie t0rneI Delng shot AID AIlled
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ADJUSTMENTS


A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING ATS.
SATURDAY MATINEE ATe
THE FUNNIEST MAN OF OUR TINES"
Tie Droll. the Quaint, the Original the Comical
FRANK DANIELS.
In his New Comedy Triumph.
LITTLE PUCK
Isnlsd doria sy s E9s s wherever pre-
bright NEw soNGs.
i'tEa caakMfNa NM pAsfEs' SfE MUSIC
STALKING NEW COSTUMES.
BRILLIANT co:iPASi OF COMEDIANS.
Under the management of Mr.. ". L. Hayden
Monday. Nov; 1i---ERMINIE,"b BY the original
TaHy from the New York Casino n10
a LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE
For the performances by
RUDOLPH ARoSsoS's
ORIGINAL ERMINE COMPANY.
From the New York Casino.
ENGAGEMENT BEGINS MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA.
IaH.ins ~ Ban. sraneis n1s.Ii wilison'
KITTY cSesiham Henry Hallan.
Lsaise sylvester. Ge0rss Ylmd
SeSsSie genEit. A. ta Msfiin'
Murray Woods H., T -,s.tr =. l. fufeS'
Origt1al cast, scenery and costumes
LeSe-ved seats 1Oc. 81. and Sl.IO. no-ft
ftosN0PvLITAS CLUB:--A M GLASS BALL mp
Day, NOf; IL - j. M AL members Va their
IL. SIDNEY WILLS. Manager
Ia EEyAN's WASHINGTON TAEATER
N AGlaIsslOn 10, - and soc. Matinee 10 AMI 2oc
ORIGINAL atIEraI SSMIslsaT1oS-
NOyelty's Growing Dader1,
TIE IIfILk DEVILS REvEL;
MAtsness Mon. TGes.. Thurs. and Sat.
\ey--hDtyarl All eQRnm SIecialty MIN
NEs NAIIo-AL IHEATER
Las, four times Of
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS.
sEE THE osTkICHEs AND THE OWLS,
SEE THE RABBITS AND THE PIGEONS.
ALSO TIE FAMOUS DOLLS!
GO-veOu. Scenery, Fairy transformation Three
Great Hailets! 80 Trained Dsneers Thoroughly eff-
atehorus. Tue great
DoRsT and OREsrE and BoNFANTL
Sunday Evening Grand Sacred Concert.
LEVY,
The World-I amous Cornetst.
Next weei-JAs. A. HERNE.
IN HEARTS OF oAk
seats On sale pio
HI AHhls' Bl1SI S,TTHKaT TTHHTATE6B B,ry
CHANFEAU
In KIT. The AKKANsAw TRAVELLER
A Great success Houses Crowded at Every Per-
toraance.
Testimonial TO
MR- a b. ANDERSON.
Next week-MICHAEL sTRoGoFF 10
TrHE CYCLEKIES. I4O6 NEW YORK AVE
tass ne ~. ~ % ~. sSaos % ior Ore rem py p 'e
Largest assoTtment Tinted States s2;,on
DANORAMA OF BATTLE or BULL Run,
Del.ghtfGlfy cooled " and coInriete spparatu4
Opea frOln y a n 10 III y. m. Iyl5
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A Block OF Frame lsaildins. rurned.
Nhoe and nxilIeE

CINNAMON. kAE-, Nov. Ga Nl0ck oI franc
busiuess houses burned Last night, causing loss
VI $4,000. INSURANCE snail
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The Water Works Extension.

REPORT OF MAJoR LYDECKER FOR OCTOBER.
Major Lydecker has submitted to the Chief OF
Engineers his report for October ON the increase
OF the water supply for the District He states
that active operations on the tunnel closed In
september, and during last month work was
limited to the removal OF refuse material, and
similar work will be performed In November The
work OF excavating, slope paving and sodding
about the reservoir mas been completed, except ia
tine neighDOrhOod OF the tunnel workings .shart.
This part or the work will be done In connection
Win the construction OF the gate-house The
only work remaining TO be done by the present
contractors Is The clearing away OF rubbish and
the regulation OF imperfect slopes briOr TO final
acceptance. 1t is isexpected that during November
the reservoir work will be completed and final
settlement made with the CONTRACTORS.
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For Discussiom as Washings0u.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK BOARD or TRADE FRO
POSE TOPICS FOR CONSIDERATION.
At the regular meeting OF the New York Board
OF Trade and Transportation yesterday topics for
discussion at the meeting Of the National Board of
Trade, 70 take place 40 Washington next January,
were suomtted for the consideration Of tho execu-
tive committee. r. B. Thurber moved that the
question Of commercial union with Canada be con-
sldered, and Erastus Wiman seconded Tue motion.
Orlando b Potter recommended for consideration
the question OF refundtng Su61c1ent portion OF
the national debt 70 constitute an adequate basis
ana security for permanent national currency
0n0er our present national banking xySeem. +.
b. Thnrber submitted resolution for discussion
that s'the board reaf1rms tts previous utterances
fayorng postal telegraph company" Orlando
3. Potter offered resolution ''that the Nastoual
Boord OF Trade rea11FIns It's action regarding the
necessity Of judicious national antt-adnitefattOn
law" Finally q. = LaWtoa proposed that the Na-
ti0nal Board should discuss ~WhAe arc the limits
OF free speech and what legislative action \ ne
cessary tor the American people 20 take 20 con1no
II within the limits Of the sptF1t Of our national In
stit0tfonan
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Tm0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S0Rv1cos
FONTS FROM THE REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS xuIER
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Miller esti-
mates In his annual report that the sum OF $780,
100000 Will be collected from the various sources
OF the internal revenue during the current nscal
year. provided no changes are made In the rates of
taxation now imposed by the tnternal-revenue
laws The receipts for the last nscal year were
$3.50 523 In excess Of the estimates. The total re-
ceiptS from all sources Of internal revenue for The
~ compared with $l16, ,902, 500 for the year 1856
ana &112, AZ, ,121 for the year 1885. There was
reduction OF forty In the clerical force OF the In
foree now numbers 204 persona An additional
head OF division and TWO messengers are asked
Tor to execute the provisions Of the ole00aygarine
law. Commissioner Miller recommends revision
OF the law 30 as to prevent the evasion OF taxation
Dy the expectation and reimpOrtattOn Of spirits.
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The President has settled the contest for the
United States marshatship for the Eastern dis trct
OF Missouri by appointing Col Jno w. Emerson OF
Ironton, No., 70 that posiuon. MIR. Emerson was
lieutenant colonel in the Union Army and was
judge Of the Circuit Court OF hts judicial district
IOr some years he is a lawyer by profession.
Tne President has also appointed VIM. N. Bland
Ing, OF Wisconsn register Oh the land office ut St
CroiX Fais, Wis., ana JnO. b. Markiey, OF Nebraska,
register OF the iand Of1ice al NlObrara. Neb.
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n1-1m l4l7 F Street Nor invest
e WILHELM CLUB CONCERTS.
49, JOSEF kAoPAR. Co. ductor,
Manly novelties for D. nINo OH hES IA. Dis
tngulsned SUio Artists Efsst Coucert SATURDAY.
EtENlNG. DECEMBER l0.-N Season Tickets, three
Cncusrs aud applications ut leading Music stores.
n1-12t
xS wOMEN'S EXCHANGE, 900 18TH ST.
So n-w.-Aii kinds OF datni e aud mending 1T
asena5e rates Orders received for fancy work.
narAlIg linen. &c. noo-eo4t
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The Defeat Of Prohibition i'm Oregon,

Portland, 0RK, Nov. 10-Inler returns 40 not
change the result on the prohibition amendment,
which is beaten by not less than 1000 and per-
haps 5000.
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H0SEsDALE, Pa, Nov. lu--Jas- A.. McIaDe, who
muTuefed Alchael Riley, On December 80, lbs-. Ia
Wayne county, Mas banged mere at lOur minutes
past twelve Jo-Slay. There Was 40 excitement
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Lis. Of Bargains, as follows:

Several hundred dozen Of Ladies' Gents and Misses
Domestic Hoses, at prizes ranging from l2xc per
pair. We vii not forget 10 mention the fact that.
r1le, We do NOT keep Domestic Hosiery, bu; having
BOUGHT an exceptionsbe Job lot will sell them st
loS hSures ia ordsr to close them
new lot Of Plaid Nainsook, in different patterns,
At g.. per I'D; reg. value l0c.
Having dew it'd q larger space for our Comfort and
Blanket Department.. enabled carry a larger
variety. and offer many Special Bargains in this line
'n tine occasion Of our Great sale this Thursday and
Friday
AIo; II French c-e.onns beautigul designs. a. 2oc
yer sd REGULAR value 3:c.
Our regular line Of Cretonne have removed to our
Upholstery Department. on the first hoor
We have alas4 10 third foor department line
Il uress q DDS, II prices ranging from l2x to 25c
Ier yd- including my special bargains.
sin1I lot If TURKISH Towels. good size and quality
only l21c.; rig. value. tsc.
Anew invoice o: Century Cloth Remnants elegant
patterns OILY oae- Pc yd. reg. value. IOc.
fa4l assortment Of Astrzchan Cloth. in al the
iases' shades. AZ si.5o per yd regular value. 81
oasts and ends of LADIES' and Gents Red Nrerino
Un3erS=Ar al kalf prices.
Two cases of Cnblesched Cotton Remnants fully
ore yard wide only &c. per I'd; standard price, Sc
Afaii lisle c1 the celebrated Tycoon Repps suitable
for NrGPFrs and Dress Wea-. ng many beam
u:u4 Pstte-ns, at l25Sc per yd regular price 2Oc
A small quantity OF Bleachei Utica Cotton Rem
n-Et-. yard vie. only per I'd; regular value
Iske.
A lot Of Turkish Towels and Linen Doylies at Sc
The last lot of the famous Plaid De BEIGE Remnants
n 80 lengths at l5c per I'd standard price, &c.
Lew invoice ot simpsons Black Calico Remnants
- Jc. psr sd: regular price. Sc
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Prof sANDERsON SMITH. of New York, win de-
Iysr lecture on Deep Sea Expiorations."L II his
EVENING. ut O'Clock, at the Institute Hall 602 II
St NV Members and friends Of the Institute in
vited to attend
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A slight chance for Life.

AT 10:l5 DR.. Gray made a further examination,
anu found that The Tissues OF the turoat, the neck
and front OF the Jaw had been TORN away. He al.
nhnistered sttmulants, but they failed TO rouse
The man, yet the doctor states now that there Is
talnt possibility that Llngg may yet 1--we. MIR.
GiinneIl says that In case lives I'LL Tomorrow a
stay vi execution IOr him at least Will be granted
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LONDON, NOV. l0.-Mr. Gladstone is ON his way
to London 70 attend the funeral OF Baron VOL.
verton.
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OHIO.
Foraker's Plurality Now Placed az
High as - 900.

High IN - 900.
COLUMBUS. OHIO, Nov. lo.--The republican CON-
mittee estimates that Forakers plurality in the
State will be from %, 900 TO 27,O00 The legIsla-
ture stands: senate, "a republicans, 10 democrats
and doubtful. The house, 6l republicans, 43
democrats and four doubtful Complete ret turns
rom Franklin County give Powell a plurality OF
9O3. FORAKER carries the city by lis.
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NEW PROVING GROUND.

At the last session OF Congress the sum OF
$40, 600 was appropriated for the purchase OF
new site for proving ground and for the erection
thereon OF certain buildings The Bureau has
been endeavoring to ind suitable place Tor the
new site, but thus Tar without mucn success
Most OF the region conveniently accessible from
Washington (and the proving ground should not,
II practicable, be removed very lar rom that
place. Is too thickiy populated, and the land Is
too hign IN price, while the neighboring waters
tent TO seriously Interfere with such work as Is
done at proving and ranging ground; still, 1t Is
thought u suitable site can be found, and the
search will continue.
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IOWA.
Larrabee's Plurality in the state Will
be Very NarrOW.

Uc
DEs MONIES, low, ,Noy.I0.-1he latest returns re-
ceived by the n glster are as follows: seventy
three counties complete and lsreported by maJori-
Ties, give Larrabee lrepuDiican) ll6 l03, Anderson
tdeIocrai l03,Do Cain (iabOf1 s,Oo4. Larrabee's
plurality on tnese " counties Is 7Us which VIA not
be lar on, IL these reUGIns are correct, from his
actual plurality ia The Slate.
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U. 8. NAVAL STATION ON THE PACIFIC.-The Pres
idens yesterday made pubic q supplementary
treaty between the United States and the kiug-
dom OF the hawaiian Islands, by which the king OF
the Haw walian Islands grants to the government
TIE United states The exclusive rignt 70 enter The
harbor OF Pearl River, IN Ine lsland or Oahu, and
10 establish and mainlain there cOallng and re-
pair station IOr the use OF vessels OF the United
States, and 10 thaj end the UniJe1 States may ln-
prove the entrance 10 SAID harOOr anu do ali other
Things needIul 70 Lhe purpose aforesaid
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SECRETARY W HiTNEY slLLNRsS.-IntOrmatlOn . was
given out Tuesday ia New York, says TIE Tribune,
that secretary Whitneys condition has really been
one OF serious illness Tor some time, but that he is
considerably Improved. lac was afflicted with ner-
Vous headaches WHEN he went To LenOx thee or
Iour weeks ago, winch created such pressure on
ms Drain LnaL ne Was completely uulJCed fOr work.
tne headaches nave ieft ann within a week, but he
Is stiil ", ak ana prostrated. he tried 70 take
horseback ride On monday, Out aIter being UuL ten
minutes Was obiiged TO return 10 The nou,e. There
Is no pl Oopect or MS returning 70 Washington De-
lore December ], and uniess he improves rapidly
VIII mol be able 10 70 that early"
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NEW YORK, Nov. I0.-Upon a claim OF q, 900
held by +. o. Standard Mining Co., Justice DoDo-
hue has attached the property OF the Fifth Ma
u0nai Bank OF st. Louis, Mo- The claim IL based
upon draft executed by the bank to the plain
TIN, payable at the Fourth National Bank OF this
city, where payment was refused on the 4th In
slant.
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ANA. III. Nov. lO.-F1re yesterday DESTROYED
r. y. Nangold's carpenter shop and West 4 Hen
derzon,s Mourning MILL Loss on mill $4,000; on
contenGs, 1000 The IRE was the work q an In
cendfary.
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AN OLD BALTIMORE AND OHIO CLAIx.-Acttng
Second controller McMahon. in letter TO the Sec
retary OF the Treasury concerning a claim OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad against the United
states Ill the sum ot ~, 7sS.4S, recommends that
tne LIaim be agalh Lransiui,Ied 10 Congress iOr
appropriation. The cain is for Jransl lorIation
services alleged TO have been rendered TO tLe
United States by THAI company from April % 70
between its junction win the Annapolis and EiA-
rldse Railroad and the city OF " ashIngLOn.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1Q-The three-st0ry brfck
dwelling No. 2i32 North Front street, the first
door OF which was occupied by James cotton as q
saloon, was burned about > O'Clock this morning.
J. II. Hurst, who was sleeping In an upper room,
was burned to death
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SAMUEL FRAxKLrxs wuI-The VII OF the late
Samuel Franklin Was nled to-day. He leaves Ais
real esfete 80 X street. 70 his son, ina s. Frank
I'm, and oauxhter. Mary Z Hughes oB conoitien
Of = room. The housssoid goods ne caves 20 LIS
daughter. and the remainder OF his personal g.
tale 70 his son, ch2A W., and names h& son, n u
Franklin. as exocutor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Goop CLOTHING.

CLOTHING NEED NOT NECESSARILY BE FINE
IN ORDER TO BE HANDSOME AND STYLISH.
But II MUST BE OF GOOD MATERIAL, WELL
CUT AND WELL MADE.
NOW. IT STANDS TO REASON THAT IN ORDER
TO GET GOOD CLOTHING FAIR PRICE MUST
BE PAID FOR BOTH MATERIAL AND WORKMAN
SHIP. AND TO GO BELOW CERTAIN PRICE
MEANS INFERIoRITY IN ONE OR THE OTHER
WE CAN BUY AS Low-PRICED AND AS POOR
SMALL PROFIT BUT KNOWING THAT GOOD
SUIT IS THE CHEAPEST IN THE END, AND THAT
OUR CUSTOMERS UNDERSTAND THAT FACT. WE
MAKE OUR LOWEST PRICES AT 1880 FOR A
MANS SACK SUIT AND sI5 FOR A CUTAwAY.
AT THESE PRICES WE GUARANTEE GOOD
SUITS SUITS THAT ARE WORTH BUYING AND
THAT GENTLEMAN MAY FEEL DRESSED IN.
WE HAVE SHAVED PROFITS VERY CLOSE TO
GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS EXTRA GOOD SUITS AT
SIS. AND AT THAT PRICE WE SHOW BEAUTI.
FUL AND STYLISH SUITS IN CASHMERE. CHEW
lot AND BLACK CoRKsCEEw.
WE PROBABLY CARRY A LARGER AssORT-
MENT OF NEW AND FINE GOODS IN cUTAwAY
AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN WASHINGTON. OUR TRADE BEING
LARGELY IN HIGH GRADES
wEHAvE GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION THIS
FALL TO THE CUT OF THESE GOODS, TO HAVE
III N PRECISELY THE SAME AS FINE CUSTOM
WORK
AS TO VARIETY OF SIZES, NO HOUSE IN WASH
INGTON CUTS AS MANY. LONGS FOR The
TALL MEN, MEDIUMS FOX THE MEN OF
AVERAGE BUILD. SHORTS" FOR THE STOUT
MEN AND EXTRA SHORT" FOR THE VERY COR
PULENT oNEss
CALL AND INSPECT OUR STYLES.
IB BARNuM CO.
no e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Gas HEAr1se SrovEs.
GAS FIXTURES AND CoLoRED GLOBES
ED. J. HANNAH.
kEGIsTEREp PLUMBER. =,
n9-2w 517 llth st. n. ".
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Army Courts-nsaruiai.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF ACHING JUDGE ADyocEzn
LIEbER-

LIEbEE.
Acting Judge Advocate General Iieber has sub
mitted 10 the Secretary OF War his annual report
He states that the total number of trials b. gen
eral courts-martial In the Army during the year
was l.64O OF which four were acted upon by the
Presid mt, ten were REVISED and recoseod, not RS
curing action the President: Ten were OF Ca0etS
OF the Military Academy, l.VO5 enlisted neIi aud
Was q gradual increase IN the trials by general
courts martial, but since then there has Deen Q
very marked decrease; 345 less IN lsSo than In
1855, and s43 less In lss7 man IN lssd The total
number trled Dy general and inferor Grts-nar1al
during the year was li,iso, ana duriag the pre-
c.es Of War be confined 10 nat wvuld properly Do
o military pe Nal code and that gfada sion pun
ishinent be adopted, and on THIS subject repeats
the arguments made In his last annual report.
he Is OF The opinion That the questions with re-
gard the statute or llniJatious IN the adfnuis-
uation OF military law should be permanently
mendatioh with regard 10 the question of The
amenabllity OF minors 70 military Jurlsictioa. Ir
Is recommended that an allowance be IIade Tor ex-
courts-marual duty. lie requests an approi,na1on
Tor the purpose OF buying law books Tor oepsrt-
small an appropriation as $500 for essch depart
ment would De u material advantage.
Internal Revepue Appsinssseat~.
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue Miner has sp
pointed John McKenna, OF Troy. N. " innrnAi'
revenue agent, and placed him TEMPORARY On
duty at Boston. Mr. Mckenna was fotmerly chief
Of ponee AZ Troy ana was recently sl,pointed 70
succeed sergeant Dinsnlore as chef aoorkeepr o.
the White house, which posiuon ne Resigns 70
accept the latter appointment.
The secretary OF The Treasury has appointed the
following storekeepers and gaagers; Thomas
stsniess crssE. n c. and Charles Kreshsia. e
SAMUEL FRAxKLNs wuL-The VII OF the late
Samuel Franklin Was 1led to-day. he leayts lIis
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Earthquake I'm Northern Italy.
ROME, Nov. I0.-An earthquake has occurred In
lorthern Italy. There were no fatal results.
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IN INSISTS THAT n WILSON SHALL LEAVE THE
ELYsRB AT oNCK.
PANS Nov. 10-Jt Is reported that Prime Minis
ter Rouyter has threatened 10 resign unless NJ.
Wilson leaves the Palace OF the Elysee. the resi-
dence Of the president Immediately.
THE REVELATIONS cArsE SENSATION.
The revelations In the Canarel trial yesterday
In relation TO N. Wilson have caused sensation
The newspapers now declare that tt IL impossible
thar he should De allowed 10 escape. Prime Min
lister Rouyief held a conference with President
Greyy to-day In reference 10 the debates 70 take
place In the chamber OF deputies
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DUBLIN, Nov. l0-Mr. OBrien and Mr. Mande-
Vile VIII, on their release from Tullamore Jall,
bring suits for damages for illegal arrest against
Magistrate stokes, who ordered their arrest after
the decision on the appeal OF their cases at
Mtcheistown, and for assault against Inspector or
Police Creagh, who executed the order.
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Great Quantities Of Mcrcham

LONDON, Nov. 10--Fifteen thousand bales o,
merchandise for export have been destroyed by
lire at SENS, Syria.